Spain’s conservatives seek ‘reboot’ after civil war
Galician moderate takes helm of crisis-ridden Popular Party
Spanish conservatives at war over corruption claims
Face mask contract at centre of power struggle in Spain’s main opposition party
Nationalist fury at ruling against Catalan language policy in schools
‘Total immersion’ model has been in place in region’s schools for four decades
Catalan independence: what’s the story and what happens next?
How the separatist movement has evolved and who’s who among its leadership
Gaelic football boom in Galicia gets national coverage in Spanish press
Sport has taken off in a region which has a Celtic affinity to Ireland’s ‘brother culture’
Spain’s right-wing ‘prince’ divides a nation ahead of election
Popular Party’s Pablo Casado has ramped up his fiery rhetoric in a bid to become PM
The Irish Times view on the Spanish election: Unstable result likely
Whatever the outcome, odds are that Spain’s politics will remain fractious
Spain’s former leader defends Catalan policy in court
Former prime minister Rajoy a witness in rebellion case
Violence is main bone of contention in Catalan trial
Former prime minister Mariano Rajoy is due to take the stand as a witness next week
Tens of thousands rally against Madrid’s conciliatory stance on Catalonia
About 45,000 take to the streets of Spain’s capital ahead of trial of separatist leaders
Carles Puigdemont: ‘I may participate in the European elections’
Interview: Exiled Catalan leader speaks on the impending trial of separatists and Brexit
Socialists suffer setback in Andalusia as far-right party surges
Blow to PM Pedro Sánchez in first electoral test as anti-immigrant Vox wins 12 seats
The Irish Times view on Catalonia’s referendum: one year on
An agreed, Scottish-style referendum may be necessary to clear the air
Spain’s opposition leader hit by scandal over masters degree
Magistrate finds evidence that Pablo Casado’s degree was a ‘gift’ because of political connections
Catalonia crisis: ‘Spain can go down a different road’
Spanish minister Meritxell Batet on her government’s detente with Catalan leaders
New Spanish opposition leader to take tough line on Catalonia and abortion
Pablo Casado promises a return to traditional conservative values for Popular Party
Spanish conservatives elect hardline new leader
Popular Party chooses traditionalist Pablo Casado following divisive leadership contest
Spain’s once-dominant conservatives face an existential crisis
As the Popular Party chooses a new leader, members grapple with a threat of extinction
Astronaut appointed science minister in new Spanish cabinet
Veteran of two space missions Pedro Duque named in cabinet dominated by women
The Irish Times view on Spain’s new government: A new epoch
What form the new epoch will take remains very hard to discern
Spain’s new foreign minister raises hackles in Catalonia
New PM Pedro Sánchez sets the Catalan crisis and gender parity in cabinet as his key goals
Italian bond yields rise as Conte promises radical change
New prime minister seeks backing for anti-establishment government
Pedro Sánchez sworn in as Spain’s prime minister
Socialist leader becomes PM after successfully ousting predecessor Mariano Rajoy
Catalan crisis most pressing priority for new Spanish PM
Pedro Sánchez pulls off unlikely feat but fragile government faces myriad challenges
European shares jump as Italy reaches government deal
Italian stocks advance after government sworn in to end worrying political deadlock
Pedro Sánchez ousts Rajoy to become Spain’s prime minister
Socialist becomes the new PM with the support of a ‘Frankenstein coalition’
European shares up as Italy and Spain get new governments
Even US tariffs on steel and aluminium did not dent the relief rally
Endgame for Spain’s Rajoy as parliament turns against him
Leader could resign ahead of no-confidence vote amid torrent of corruption allegations
Future of Spanish prime minister Rajoy in the balance
Spain’s parliament is more fractured than it has been since the return to democracy
Yield on riskiest Irish bank bonds rises as Italian turmoil rattles markets
Irish State bonds cushioned for the moment as Italian woes evoke euro zone crisis memories
The Italian crisis: what you need to know
A quick explainer on why it erupted and what’s likely to happen next
Euro near six-month lows, Asian shares dip on Italy woes
Spanish prime minister faces confidence vote
The Irish Times view on Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy’s mounting woes
Partido Popular leader’s sorrows are mostly of his and his party’s own making
Socialists scramble to gather support for motion against Mariano Rajoy
Spanish prime minister faces no-confidence vote this week
Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy criticised over ‘cut and paste’ condolences
His message sent even more regret “for the loss of human life and material damage” inflicted by the earthquake that struck the Chinese city of Gansu on Monday
Spanish opposition seeks to unseat corruption-plagued Rajoy
Socialists could struggle to gather support for no-confidence vote against prime minister
Catalan leader clashes with Madrid on ‘provocative’ cabinet choices
Spanish direct rule remains after Quim Torra appoints jailed and exiled politicians
Spanish unionists concerned at new Catalan president’s intentions
Ciudadanos urges PM to act swiftly to curtail any fresh attempts at unilateral secession
Catalonia elects Quim Torra as new regional president
Catalan parliament votes in candidate handpicked by Puigdemont to end stalemate
‘I think the Irish are Spaniards who got lost’
Ian Gibson has lived in Spain for decades and is best known for his work on the poet Federico García Lorca
Catalan pro-independence candidate could break deadlock
Unionists warn against ‘xenophobic’ Joaquim ‘Quim’ Torra as president
Women’s protest at Spanish broadcaster reflects feminist tide
Journalists wear black and share claims of manipulation by superiors
Madrid region president quits over video of face cream theft
Cristina Cifuentes of Popular Party resigns after footage emerges of supermarket incident
Real world intrigue plagues drug smuggling TV series in Spain
Madrid Letter: Controversy fuels success of Galicia-based ‘Fariña’ TV show set in 1980s
Catalan protesters call for return of jailed or exiled leaders
Organisers say 750,000 people marched in Barcelona; police put attendance at 315,000
Puigdemont renews call for dialogue with Spain
Former Catalan leader freed from prison after Germany decides not to extradite him
Catalonia: a dilemma for Germany
Carles Puigdemont’s arrest has galvanised a movement that had lost momentum
Extradition case raises stakes for both sides in Catalan crisis
Arrest of Carles Puigdemont in Germany comes as Spanish supreme court formalises charges of rebellion against 13 Catalan politicians
Five Catalan politicians jailed over independence drive
Secessionist leader Marta Rovira flees to Switzerland as 13 politicians charged with rebellion
Pro-independence Catalans seek new presidential candidate
Investiture vote could take place as soon as Thursday due to judicial pressures
Women’s strike a new cause of Spanish discord
Madrid Letter: Political right accuses leftists of commandeering protests
New-look Spanish anthem sticks in a few throats
Right-wing parties swoon after pop star performs new words to national tune
Will Philip Lane’s ECB nomination rain on Spain’s parade?
Cantillon: Spanish finance minister was favourite to win VP post at European Central Bank
Puigdemont investiture postponed amid independence camp splits
Catalan parliament in limbo as speaker calls off debate to swear in new president
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